I know this is a stupid question, but

Agrippa

do cranberries have seeds in the center?  I found a great recipe for cranberry bread that I want to try out, but I've never actually bought fresh cranberries before.  They are on sale this week, so I thought I'd get some.

For some reason I'm picturing cherry-like seeds, and I don't want to spend a bunch of time pitting them...

Like I said, it's a dumb question.

AggieDee

No, they do not.

TheMalleys

I don't think so.

melsie

i thought cranberries were like blueberries in that the seeds are very small so no need to "pit" them, but i might be wrong.

*waits to see what others say* 

LoveEeyore

https://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20081115065419AAcFEc6

 

This is what I found through google...

Agrippa

Thanks!

Max'smom

they may have soft seeds but not a pit like a cherry. We use fresh cranberries for turkey dinner, there are no seeds that would need to be picked out.